South West Cue Question

[sgengaro86]

HA! Funny and true.

 

[TheBook]

You are right. I only have a few posts and was really looking for opinions. I went to a cue show in Baltimore in 1992 and decided to order the cue in 1993. Between ordering it and receiving it in 1999, I purchased a Bender that I was playing with when my SW arrived. I decided to never hit the SW.

Laurie wouldn't like that. She claims her cues are made to be played with and not collector items.

 

[watchez]

Laurie wouldn't like that. She claims her cues are made to be played with and not collector items.

All cue makers are going to say that -- but her prices these days don't reflect it.

Also to add to the original poster, you waited a lil over 6 years to get your cue. The wait is now over 12 years and growing. Number of SW cues made a year has really slowed down from 300+ a year to slightly over 100. I have no fact basis for my statement, but I could see them being done in the relative near future.

 

[mdavis228]

Whatever path forward, you're in an enviable position with a really great cue!!
As was said before... You will likely never, ever, see another one like it that is un-hit. Wow.

 

[9Ballr]

To the OP.
Unless you really really need the money, don't sell it.
Hold on to it.
This cue is not for sale.